Thin films of poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiopheneds have been grown electrochemically and by a vaPEDOTtransport methodopedo carbon paper supports, both methods employing 12-molybdophosphoric acid and 10-molybdo-2-vanadophosphoric acid as dopants.
The comparison of APADB's HCS to all sites given by 3P-seq (without any threshold of supporting read numbers) reveals that 17 537 PA sites are supported by both methods, whereas 3583 sites (17% of all APADB entries) are exclusively listed in APADB.
A shift in diversification rate is supported by both methods with a 2.67-fold increase suggested around 2 million years ago followed by a 8.73-fold decrease 440,000 years ago.
The former clade is weakly supported by MP but with high posterior probability values, presumably reflected by the differences in the placements of Leptorussa among the genes, but the latter is better supported by both methods.
Both methods failed to differentiate the citrus 1 and 3 lineages but the hierarchical Bayesian model method differentiated the citrus 2 lineage from citrus 1 and 3. Species boundaries between the morphospecies A. citriarbusti (citrus 1) and A. dumosa, A. turkisafria, A. perangusta and A. interrupta (citrus 3) were poorly supported by both methods.
To our knowledge, MS is the first approach which supports both of these methods in one unified online collaboration environment.
The clique-based methods support both lossless [4] and lossy graph compression [5].
These two voltammetric techniques for the determination of abacavir in Britton Robinson buffer at pH 2.0, which allows quantitation over the 8×10−7 to 2×10−4 M range in supporting electrolyte for both methods were proposed.
There was also agreement between oral and cloacal swabs, which provides support for both methods.
Interestingly, teleost sequences orthologous to zebrafish TropI-1c (stickleback-TropI-1c, medaka-TropI-1b, pufferfish-TropI-1b) clustered as an outgroup to all other teleost TropI sequences, with 100% branch support from both methods (Fig. 2d).
